Fragments
Comma Splices
Run-Ons
Miscellaneous
Hard Grammar :-0
100

a fragment is missing a ________ or __________

subject, verb

100

Comma splices are a ______________ separated by only a comma.


(complete sentence, fragment, dependent clause, independent clause, run-on) 

run-on

100

run-ons include two ________________________


dependent clauses, independent clauses, conjunctions, commas, subjects

independent clauses

100

what makes something a clause?

has a subject and a verb

100

comma splice, run-on, fragment or sentence?

She learned that there is no place like home, she clicked her heels three times.

comma splice 

200

T/F   A sentence is complete as long as it has a subject and a verb.

F

It may be a dependent clause (starting with a subordinating conjunction).

200

this punctuation replaces the comma and fixes the comma splice (other than a period)

semicolon

200

Repair the following run-on: 

Folic acid appears to exert a protective effect, for example, one study showed that it cut the rate of neural tube defects by two-thirds.

effect; for example, 

effect.  For example

200

What is a compound sentence?

Two independent clauses joined by a conjunction


200

comma splice, run-on, fragment or sentence?

If she is chased and falls, she may break.

sentence

300

In order for a dependent clause to be used correctly in a sentence, it must have this...

An independent clause

300

If you want to keep the comma, you need to add this to the sentence to make it correct

a FANBOYS conjuction

300

What turns a run-on into a comma splice?

comma

300

What are three ways of joining independent clauses?


a comma and a coordinating conjunction, a semicolon, or a semicolon and a conjunctive adverb

300

fragment, sentence, comma splice, run-on?

She meets a beautiful girl made of china, Dorothy wishes to take home with her to Kansas.

comma splice

400

What punctuation must follow a subordinate clause if it is used at the beginning of the sentence?

a comma

400

Fix the following Comma Splice: 

After the sixth inning, I went home, my family, including my grandma and grandpa, stayed.

home;

home. I

home, and my

400

you can fix a run-on with a FANBOYS or a subordinating conjuction (because, since, if, etc.)


T or F

T

400

What are examples of subordinating conjunctions?

Words like "because, "if," "as," "when"

400

sentence, fragment, comma splice, run-on sentence?

The Princess wants to stay in her own country because there they can move freely.

sentence

500

It stormed. We thought is was a hurricane. After the storm. We noticed many trees had fallen.   


Which one is the fragment?

 After the storm.

500
Which one cannot fix a comma splice?


subordinating conjunction, FANBOYS, semicolon, colon, period

colon

500

Is this a run-on?:

Having prepared himself well for the realtor exams and having exhausted everyone in the family with his requests that someone help him with the true-and-false drills, Jeffrey, who had never been a particularly good student in high school, knew he was ready to take on the greatest challenge of his life.

No

500

contains one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses

A complex sentence

500

sentence, fragment, run-on, comma splice? 

We meet Ezra Miller’s Credence, a cowering orphan who’s been abused all his life.

sentence 

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